I just need to know why my UI doesn’t read the integer ’14’ as a 2 digit number instead of 2 1 digit numbers. I need the for loop that assigns pack to checkPackage because I need pack to represent whatever package id is entered. I originally took out the ‘int’ part, and it wouldn’t assign pack to the package ids at all

    elif option == "3":
    checkPackage = input('Please enter a package using its package ID')
    checkTime = input('Please enter a time in the form "00:00:00"')
    hour, minute, second = checkTime.split(":")
    rtime = datetime.timedelta(hours=int(hour), minutes=int(minute), seconds=int(second))
    for package_id in checkPackage:
        pack = myHash.search(int(package_id))
        if rtime < pack.timeLeftHub0:
            pack.status = 'At Hub'
            print(str(pack.package_id) + ' package status at ' + str(rtime) + ' = ' + str(pack.status))
        elif rtime == pack.time_delivered:
            pack.status = 'Delivered'
            print(str(pack.package_id) + ' package status at ' + str(rtime) + ' = ' + str(pack.status))
        elif rtime > pack.time_delivered:
            pack.status = 'Delivered'
            print(str(pack.package_id) + ' package status at ' + str(rtime) + ' = ' + str(pack.status))
        else:
            pack.status = 'En Route'
            print(str(pack.package_id) + ' package status at ' + str(rtime) + ' = ' + str(pack.status))

When I run my UI and do option 3, I get this:

What Would You Like to Check Today?

1. All package statuses and Total Truck mileage at the end of day
2. Status of all Packages at a given time
3. Single package status with a given time
4. Exit the program
   Choose an option (1,2,3, or 4): 3
   Please enter a package using its package ID14
   Please enter a time in the form “00:00:00″10:00:00
   1 package status at 10:00:00 = Delivered
   4 package status at 10:00:00 = Delivered